Programs

Police Boards

The duties of the police boards are covered under Division 2 of The Police Services Act. The purpose of a police board is to provide civilian governance respecting the enforcement of the law, the maintenance of the public peace and the prevention of crimes in municipalities. Police boards are also required to provide the administrative direction and organization needed to provide an adequate and effective police service in the municipality. The police board works closely with the Chief of Police to help implement strategies and allocate funds. There are currently 11 municipalities with police boards in Manitoba. You can contact your municipal police board through their chairperson.

Related Documents

• Code of Ethical Conduct for Police Board Members (PDF 346 KB)
• Manitoba Police Board Policy and Procedure Manual (PDF 1,028 KB)

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Annual Reports

• Altona Police Board (Altona Police Service)
• Brandon Police Board (Brandon Police Service)
• Cornwallis Police Board (Cornwallis Police Service)
• Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council Police Commission (Manitoba First Nation Police Service)
• Morden Police Board (Morden Police Service)
• Riverdale Police Board (Rivers Police Service)
• Springfield Police Board (Springfield Police Service)
• Ste. Anne Police Board (Ste. Anne Police Service)
• Victoria Beach Police Board (Victoria Beach Police Service)
• Winkler Police Board (Winkler Police Service)
• Winnipeg Police Board (Winnipeg Police Service)